Ruling on repeating the prayer after combining them for a traveler

Question:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. This questioner says: A man who is traveling had the time for the Maghrib prayer enter upon him while he was still a short distance from reaching his town. He prayed Maghrib and 'Isha' combined and shortened, then he arrived in his town before the time for 'Isha' entered. Does he pray 'Isha' when its time enters, or not?

Answer:
The traveler, if the time for the first prayer enters upon him while he is on the road and has not yet entered the town, the best for him is to pray the current prayer and delay the second prayer until he reaches the town and prays it with the congregation. This is the best. If he makes use of the dispensation and combines by advancing, that is permissible for him because he is a traveler; he is still a traveler. The traveler shortens the prayer, and if he combines, he does not repeat the prayer a second time. When he reaches the town, he is content with the prayer he combined with the first one, because one does not pray the prayer twice.